I have to make a slice about that and redo the integration with the new
version of the autocomplete widget because it have been changed since I did
my own autocomplete select or add option.
Hi Richard, I look forward to that because I also want to try to tweak this
widget.
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Do you mean times; ?
No, my string is timestamp (I'm building a URL for a JSON query) so it's
not an HTML entity, it just starts like one but misses the closing
semicolon.
What do you mean by shell console? In a standard python console, this
problem is not visible, of course.
it
In web2py 2.0.9 source I'm printing a variable which is a string including
the substring timestamp1
which gets rendered in the debugger as x (that is, times become the
cross being a multiplication symbol
If I reverse the string, it shows what I expect.
The minimal testcase is to do this in the
On Tuesday, September 25, 2012 3:12:58 AM UTC+10, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
What do you mean by If I reverse the string, it shows what I expect.?
I reversed the string teststring[::-1] just to make sure that it really did
still contain timestamp
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On Wednesday, 19 September 2012 04:51:51 UTC+10, Andrew W wrote:
Thanks Tim,
Just confirming, you used the settings in options_std.py file in web2 py
dir, not the ones shown in book.
Yes, I started with the settings in options_std.py and only changed the
port setting.
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I've made an app using the scheduler on version 1.99.7 under windows
(source distribution).
In another directory I have 2.0.9
I copied the folder containing my applicatoin into the 2.0.9 folder
hierarchy, also in the applications folder.
I start a new server for 2.0.9 on its own port.
When I go
I found a post from August 30 with the same problem. One tip was to delete
all records from the scheduler_task table, but I still received the error.
Then I delete the scheduler_task table, and now the app generates a ticket
saying that it can't find the scheduler_task table.
This also happens
On Wednesday, 19 September 2012 19:17:32 UTC+10, Niphlod wrote:
a column with a unique costraint was added. Given that you had a
scheduler_table not empty, that newly added column was giving you the
problems.
What did you do when you say I deleted the scheduler_task table ?
I used an
On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 8:09:24 PM UTC+10, Tim Richardson wrote:
On Wednesday, 19 September 2012 19:17:32 UTC+10, Niphlod wrote:
a column with a unique costraint was added. Given that you had a
scheduler_table not empty, that newly added column was giving you the
problems
And it works well. Thanks.
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For me, 2.0.9 works as described under Windows 7.
using the source distribution.
(the only thing I changed in the supplied options.py was the server port)
Service install and start works as it did previously.
On Tuesday, 18 September 2012 02:35:03 UTC+10, Andrew W wrote:
I used the nightly
New user, but web2py is so productive I already have three apps in
production, one using the scheduler. I'll be upgrading carefully, in fact I
will do a parallel installation. It seems that it's probably worthwhile
manually updating some existing standard files in each app, although I
haven't
I'm a new user so I don't know what should happen when a new stable release
occurs.
I have 1.99.7 source running on a Windows 2003 server. Python 2.7
(ActiveState). Browser is Firefox. Server is Rocket 1.2.4 on port 8010
In the Admin home page under the version string (1.99.7) it reports
+1 on the checking for upgrade not working
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Thanks to Massimo et al for web2py. I don't know what part of web2py I like
most: how productive it is, or how much fun it is to use.
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the trunk version in parallel to my almost-live app in coming
days.
Il giorno martedì 31 luglio 2012 13:11:32 UTC+2, Tim Richardson ha scritto:
My scheduled task returns a dictionary which is serialized and stored in
the scheduler_run table in the result column.
The dictionary is actually
My scheduled task returns a dictionary which is serialized and stored in the
scheduler_run table in the result column.
The dictionary is actually a dictionary of dictionaries, only one level deep. I
used eval to recover the original dict.
Oddly True and False values are serialised as true and
On Thursday, 26 July 2012 21:04:58 UTC+10, Tim Richardson wrote:
I'm confused about this topic.
I want to run the scheduler in the background, as a windows service.
web2py is running as a windows service.
From reading this group, it seems that web2py's built in cron is not a
reliable
On Saturday, 28 July 2012 17:26:17 UTC+10, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
Something like this should be included in web2py. What do you think should
be the right place?
Well I think a combination of -W and -K should work, in terms of the
interface. That is, -W servicename -K appname should
I'm confused about this topic.
I want to run the scheduler in the background, as a windows service. web2py
is running as a windows service.
From reading this group, it seems that web2py's built in cron is not a
reliable way to start the scheduler if web2py is a service.
I know little about
I'm using the 'experimental' scheduler with 1.99.7 . I know there are posts
encouraging us to try the development version, but I'm just learning web2py
and I'm trying to keep things as controlled as possible. Plus I don't know
when the development version becomes stable.
I can send a job to
Hi! How much of this is going into v2, release imminent (I thought)?
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